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What do periods in texts mean?
Meaning: You don't want to keep going back and forth all night. In texting, you don't have to end a sentence with any punctuation. It's totally acceptable to just let it dangle. So using a period gives a certain air of finality to a statement. Periods end things.
Should you use periods in texts?
Though periods can still signal the end of a sentence in a text message, many users will omit them (especially if the message is only one sentence long). But when the researchers then tested the same messages in handwritten notes, they found that the use of a period didn't influence how the messages were perceived.
What does ending a text with a period mean?
In the context of texting, other linguistic researchers have suggested that the period reads as finals shutting down a conversation and that it is more commonly used at the end of a sentence that is meant to convey unhappiness, anger, or frustration.
When should you not use your period?
Do not use a period to end a sentence in a dialog when more text follows (e.g. a phrase telling who is being quoted). Use a comma instead and put it in the quotation marks. “You will be recruited to the Marines,” said the recruitment officer. 4.
Do phrases need periods?
There is an exception to putting periods after bullet points that complete the stem sentence: If they are one word or a short phrase that feels like an inventory or shopping list, do not use end punctuation.
What does two periods mean in a text message?
An ellipsis () is used to denote that something is being left out of the sentence in formal writing, or someone's voice or thought that is fading in informal writing. The two dots are used by people that don't understand that there are supposed to be three dots.
What does two dots mean in texting?
Two dots is an informal and cute way of implying there is something else to say, except philosophically you don't need to say it at that moment, so it's more of a short-cut, and yes two dots is quicker that three since the latter means something else, formally any-way. The two dot version is developing its own meaning.
What does more than one period mean in a text?
Those multiple periods are taken to be a single typographic character called an “ellipsis,” which is used to indicate that something that normally should be there has been purposely left out. The dictionary says it is “a set of three dots (), used to indicate that words have been omitted.”
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